Metal & Fire: 12 Industrial Epoxy Creations

Outdoor brewery courtyard with four rectangular metal-framed tables featuring vibrant epoxy slab tops in blue, green, red, and amber, arranged beneath string lights beside an industrial brick building.

Industrial materials bring their own sense of weight and permanence—but when paired with richly pigmented epoxy, they gain color, depth, and visual tension. This collection explores how steel, concrete, and architectural metal frames can serve as a bold counterpoint to high-gloss, deep-pour resin surfaces.

The result is furniture and fixtures that feel grounded and durable, yet unmistakably expressive—designed for breweries, lounges, public spaces, and other environments where atmosphere matters as much as function.

#1: Molten River Bar Top

Industrial brewery bar with a high-gloss epoxy river top in deep amber and black tones on a steel base, shown in use-ready condition.

This bar turns deep-pour epoxy into a focal point, pairing fiery pigments with a steel base for a surface built to perform under real service.

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#2: Concrete Channel Console

Concrete console table with a deep blue and violet epoxy river channel, glossy finish, in a modern commercial interior.

A single, dramatic epoxy channel transforms raw concrete into a refined statement piece, balancing mass, color depth, and polish.

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#3: Black Epoxy with Brass Rails

Black epoxy bar top with gold brass inlays and reflective finish in an upscale lounge with metal accents.

High-gloss black epoxy gains structure and contrast through precise brass inlays, elevating this bar into a luxury industrial centerpiece.

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#4: Steel Lattice Epoxy Table

Square steel lattice table with individual epoxy-filled panels in magenta, orange, and purple, polished to a glassy finish.

Each steel cell is filled with vibrant epoxy, creating a rhythmic grid that rewards close inspection and shows true deep-pour clarity.

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#5: Strata Cabinet in Steel

Tall steel cabinet with red and orange layered epoxy door panels in a contemporary commercial space.

Layered epoxy panels bring heat and movement to this steel cabinet, proving storage can carry the same visual weight as furniture.

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#6: Prism-Leg Console Table

Metal console table with vertical translucent epoxy leg insets in teal, blue, and purple tones, set in a public interior.

Vertical epoxy insets turn structural metal legs into luminous design features, adding color without sacrificing restraint.

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#7: Deep-Pour Epoxy Console on Steel Base

Rectangular console table with a thick teal deep-pour epoxy top on a black steel base, photographed in a modern lobby with seating blurred in the background.

Thick, layered epoxy becomes the entire surface here, with the steel base stepping back to let color depth and edge clarity do the talking.

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#8: Steel Shelving with Resin-Filled Panels

Wall-mounted black steel shelving system featuring translucent yellow epoxy panels set within the frame, photographed at an angle in a modern interior.

Instead of backing materials, dyed epoxy panels define the shelving itself, adding color without disrupting the clean geometry of the steel frame.

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#9: Metal Rocking Chair with Epoxy Inset Back

Metal rocking chair with cushioned seat and three wavy epoxy insets in yellow, orange, and red forming the chair’s back, placed in a softly lit room.

Curved metal lines frame three vertical epoxy insets, turning a functional chair back into a rhythmic play of color and motion.

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#10: Round Epoxy Coffee Table with Steel Legs

Round coffee table with a teal epoxy top featuring radial pigment patterns, supported by black steel legs in a lounge-style seating area.

A circular pour concentrates pigment toward the center, creating a calm focal point that contrasts with the table’s sharp, architectural base.

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#11: Industrial Brewery Bar with Epoxy Top

Long brewery bar with a glossy brown-toned epoxy top and metal edging, set in an industrial space with exposed brick and brewing equipment.

The high-gloss epoxy surface adds warmth and depth to an otherwise utilitarian bar, reflecting light across the steel edges and concrete floor.

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#12: Wall-Mounted Epoxy Panel Installation

Grid of rectangular wall-mounted epoxy panels in red, orange, blue, purple, and black, each set in metal frames inside a modern public interior.

Grouped epoxy panels function like architectural tiles, each framed in metal and treated as a standalone surface rather than a decorative accent.

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Industrial epoxy bench with a black steel frame and a deep-pour resin top in molten red and ember tones, set inside a concrete-and-steel workshop space.

When Industry Meets Atmosphere

These pieces show that industrial materials don’t have to feel cold or utilitarian. When steel frames and architectural forms are paired with deeply colored epoxy, the result is furniture that carries both weight and energy—durable enough for public spaces, yet visually engaging in low light, social settings. Across bars, lounges, and communal areas, depth, color, and finish do the heavy lifting, turning functional surfaces into focal points.

For makers interested in exploring this territory themselves, working with a high-clarity system like UltraClear Epoxy can help achieve the kind of saturation, depth, and polished finish seen here—especially in thick pours where color and light interaction matter most. Whether the goal is bold contrast or controlled refinement, epoxy offers room to experiment without losing sight of real-world use.